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INDUCEMENTS FOR THIS THURSDAY AMI
FRIDAY AT OUR REGULAR REMNANT AND
BARGAIN SALE DAYS.

AAASAsSNAA
FRIDAY AT OUR PEoIrr AID pryr.rr Avn
~ 1AA' AM AMI
BARGAIN SALE DAYS
1000 cakes Of all the best brapds 70 ao.ns A.
500 bottles Of o5c Rast Er.r..ts o. So"p'' ="
500 bot,Ia. a.ch.+ 49, -, ~.
49, 49,, n, 1o~oef, Az doors, &C.
so 80 1. S -, .ineo ~oc' scars, 17c
NJ ~ u I1 0eHts fui hegular-Made Unbleached
noso' i~ &c. per par: All sizes
About doz left Infants Fine Lace Cans Toe worth
from Zoe. to 35c. WI VI"
A special offer in Domestic uo.;..,, ... .
Ladies', Gents and Mis- .as Eosa OonsistIs OF
keep Fine Hosiery only but having had an e1trsr I
nary chance to procure great bsrpan in tho
trauS we nave bought them in order to give our Gus
.oneEs the 0enent OF IT. prices to 12<c per pair
IT, u .I 'ae price asked
ne iast iot OF the celebrated bon Ton" Bustles At
a 10, =, 60 80 c.,
a a9' OF cream Colored Lace Ties and Fichus re-
Also small 10 iyc IN order to close them out.
duced frnn, VI the cheaper grade at &C., re-
One Of the mos. ;,o,o-+a,. t.... g., =. ..,,.
the specai redc,;on ~ 1 taIts 70 De mentioned is
sigu1 Calicoes snme t"a ., rench de-
&c 70 &c and tnis hinn sko we reauSea them from
them To- go. uoIns Al We nave lett Will offer
mem ior next Thursday and Friday only at Sc I'd
another lot OF Wsmsutta Blearhed Pillow Castings
1I AZ the Following loW prices. 4S-inch.
80, no 49, r. toc-; lO4 2oc, which ID
oae less tnAn the regular market quota
a ,,.,.;,v - e0o..,.,-
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The twelfth OF July, OF course, could not 20 past
without IT'S customary celebration with brfckbats
and broken heads. One day the world will have
outgrown such nonsense, and the religious and
political controversies OF two centuries ago will
% allowed to moulder in the graves OF the men
who waged them
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Some RARE p RAsoLs.

Colored Silk Psrasols, covered with black Chantilly
Lace changeabe satin Innings. Sticks very beauti-
fully hand-carved Imported to sell for 316 so. To
be closed at 81 piece Some that were 80 so
now S4.3S. Only . few.
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SELLING Orr
TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
Positively selling Of to close our large Dry Goods
and Carpet business.
What goods we have left now viii be offered much
less than cost.
Great bargains In Black and Colored Silks, Ladies'
Cloth and Flannel Suitings. Some good Carpets on
hand yet. About 20 pieces of Mattings left. AL of
which must be sold in few days. Prices no object
W. BURDETTE CO.,
5y13-3c2p.3t 92S 7th Ut. and 700 4 Ut. NV.
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During Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday sold
over 100 dozen Of the Bedspread, advertised for
S5c We have secured another lot. almost good to
sell for 74c- each. They look like MarseIles though
they are Honey-comb Spreads.
TIT 90 W W w FEE T. SIS
o o WWWW E l. D
+ g g WWW% EE + ssss
90 W W ZEE ILL ssss
FOR
FOR
III $3.50
II SseSs c.
iii @sgss

They're pure heavy linen, 24x4S inches. They're
2oc Towels for 19c.. and that is why We can't get
them quick enough. Ladies disappointed to-day will
md q full supply Tomorrow Morning You will ad-
mire the S3 70 Towels They works of art, and
are the 30 30 Bedspreads and plenty of other
things. We have been complimented display
Tor the Special Sale, and will feel fattered by your
presence Tomorrow. You needn't buy. All You have
to do Is to the goods pretty and you'll see our
buyers face beam all the little bald spot
his head will glisten.
SOME PRACTICAL BARGAINS
25 Pieces GLASS TOwELING 1.lSc: worth 15c
25 Pieces GLASS TOWELING &c. worth 2Oc.
20 Pieces LINEN TOwELING, 7c; worth IOc
Is Pieces BARNSLEY CRASH lOc; worth I2Hc
~ Will practical housekeepers give visit We
people who can appreciate good values to
the Special Sale We have thing you possibly
admire
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THE PALAIS ROYAL
. A SUCCESS

The Special Sale Of Housekeeping Goods has far
been great success: but the last days of special
sale apt to fax add more fuel and will have
big blaze until SATURDAY. when the Special Sale
arrnin
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EOR RENT
EOR RENT

LsOR RENT
Il 1922 10th st., 12r. 81;
l0l2 18th ct, lUr, m.l60.6
rs 18th ST.. Tor, ml...5.
1401 31st, 10r., mi. As. 6t
1l43 2lst ST.. Tor. .35.5t
1405 3lst. lOr.. mi 45.ot
30l2 Dumbarton ST.. Or Il
2I29 Pa av., Ir..m.i.35. 81
2l29H Pa.av..7r.,nli 35.5(
1910 F st.. Tor, mi 81. 81
1345 Wallach, 7r., mi. 8
1l45 2lst. 10r.. mi..:35-5(
2012 NJ. 1r, m.i......35.ot
1917 Wallach. Sr.m.i. 35.5(
900 23d ST., Sr., m.i.35-5t
1919 G st., Tor, m. L.. j:
1:14:i Maliach, IT.. mi. 3.
2l41 4 ST.. Srs.. mi. 5;
2103 / ST.. Or. mi. % .5t
1214 Both st .,Sr.m.i.2S. 81
1905 s st. 7rs. MI. .25.5(
124S 3lst st. 7r., NIL. y.
2120 H st =. Or. y:
6I5 2:5rd st, 7r. mi. %. 81
2120 Il ST., Or. mig. 5(
.2206 18th ST.. Ir....2l.3C
..ll09 II ST., Or. .......20.5 81
For a full list apply to
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lNOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE EIGHT-ROON
u Brick Dwelling AIS st. Sc; ego per month
The best dwelling in Washington for the price II A.
PHILLIPS LABS New York ty9-2w
INOR RENT-TwO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES.
Il six rooms and bath NJ l.. 210 and 2214 Eth St
NV. price $3.50 each per month. THOS. O. HEN.
StY, 10G6 ST. ty4-6f
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SUMNER C1orH1so.

SUMNER C1orH1so
Commencing to-day the LONDON AND LIVER
POOL CLOTHING CO. will close out Ill the Odds and
Ends Of our Remaining Stock at the following prices:
Atwood SERGE SUITS. Blue Salmon. Gray. $3.50
Gray.mi1ed SERGE UITs.............. $50
Beautiful All-wool CHEvIoT SUITS, Cut-s-
ways ana Sacks.... 9OO
Silk Face PRINCE ALBERT sUITs............ 80
Nice BUSINESS SUITS. Observation-Disclosures. 500
sEERsUCKER COAT AND vEsT.......... LOO
OFFICE COATS at all times Csc.
Silk Alpaca, Pongee Sink and Drap d'Ete Coats and
Vests ut wonderfully low prices.
Bring this with you for reference
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
jy13 Corner 9TH and @ Sta NV
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Also other furnished and unfurnished houses in con
venient locations. Houses now being constructed 4
be ready for occupancy in the fall. Particulars TO b
had at office
y9-6t HILL 4 JOHNSTON, 73s 18th at NV
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TINE WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGES.
Now open for the reception Of guesta The Inn has
gu the modern improvements includine gas. bathA
Stage Is.vss Hish snd Ades streets half hourly fog
the Inn. Addrese A. = WOOD, ManageE. Washington
je10-skW.1m
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WANTED-LOTS.

VNANTED-A LOT WEST OF 14TH ST.; Sl5OO
w to $1,000; state location, size &c. Address LOT
Star Office tyl1-3ts
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EOR RENT.0FtICE ROOMS-THE ENTIRE
from July 1st. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE- je20- I'm
NOR RENT-TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS. LOWER
floor. 635 ST. NV, after July 1, 1887 at &6o per
month by the year. Will paper and paint aud thor
oughly renovate rooms.
JOHN E. BEALL 4 CO.,
je7-3m 1921 T ut NV.
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ssCOMFORT RETREAT" (NEAR HARPER's
OFerry) True to name, and all advantages neces
sary to promote comfort rstcass patronage solicited
pleasure to please. Full particulars on application
ie1 BIN W. NJ. CLARK, Keep Tryst Wash Co, Nd.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-GREEN PARROT. SATURDAY LAST. IF
Areturned viii be suitably rewarded JAKE BUDD,
1422 st. NV. 1T
r OsT-RED SILK PURSE on PENNSYLVANIA
IL ave-, between Market Space and Palas Royal. Lib
eral reward if left 1T l215 Pennsylvania ave IT.
r OST-THURSDAY, PLAIN. ROUND, GOLD
IL Cuff Button. Return to Captain of the Watch,
treasury Building or to $50 French St NV. tyl32t'
r OsT-BANK BOOK AND BUNDLE OF CHECKS
l. 1.-THE property Of Mccarthy L Corbett, in account
with Citizens National Bank. Finder will be rewarded
i the sa,ne h returned 10 GEO ". CORBETT rear Of
316 9Th st. NV. ty12-2ts
II .OsT-LIvER. COLORRD COCKER SPANIEL GYP,
sIANtEE sToUTENBGRaH. Wilmington Asylum n
18th and G sta ee jy11-3ts
r OsT-BLACK POINTER PUPPY TWO MONTHS
Ii old, white breast, two white toes on front foot
Liberal rewsrd returned to 261 st. NV. Vl1-3ts
PERSONAL
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answer Send 1Oc. to bookstores or to
8. W. FLYNN, A. e, Ivy Institute,
jy7-1ms Southwest corner 9Th and 4 sts NV
on ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
cents second hSnd Gothinx fddreSa on csIl i -
JUSTH'6 Old Stand. 6lS SE NV. js15-lm
HOTELS.
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FOR lighthouses

E>oR RENT-6o4 VI ST NV 10 ROOMS AND
II bail. al mod inns hands mely spered and fres-
coco: sou Furniture for safe A. ply NJ prs nlses.
bet 10 Am. and pm. or to r. H. 7. LEiPULD. 1881
+ stnw. Ui3-3t
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MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN AT LOW RATES On STOCKS.
Nl bonds, and good collateral. Commercial paper
bought and sold Dealer IN municipal securities aud
tyl2-lw. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM r41oFs.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
IGOR RENT
LII 9TH ST NV. store I

Hh M y l.
II I'll eth ST NV. store
and dwelling -
l625 Mass. ave. l3r. ~.
q! 9th st n. ". pr -
1913 II st n w. l4r10I
1905 y. n ave 1o(
loo99th st. n.w.i4r. loo
lOle Conn. ave, OR .lOt
MaTnoliaave., I Ar. SO Z.
4l6 Sch st-n.w.l6r. ~ &!
I % q 81 y w. l0r.s.y a.
1871 De Sales st. llr.S 81
1886 ct, upper part
1872 5 u 81. NV. Or
l26o y. X. sv. NV. OR.
9l1 i St NV. llr.....5.
l1o9 VI St nv. Or sc e.
no, Mass ay NV. Or 81
2so n. ]. ave. sc. lQr 81
1888 X. I. sv. NV Tor. a.
so2 2lst ct. w-l4r q.
2420Crven Terrace, qr. st
] he above houses cal 1
orrofhce only. IA,
fvp
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WANTED ROOMS, TOPARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent present ADVANTAGES to procure tenants
that will save them time, trouble and money Room
Renting Agency, 93S st. D. RAMEY. je29- 12ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I1OR RENT-STORE, 7O1 9TH ST. NV: s4
Il per month. TYLER l. RUTHERFORD. 1926 F 81
".
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Brfghtwood News,

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Steeder gave an oyster supper
to their friends Friday night.
Old folks and young folks prayer-n1eetings altern-
nights have taken the place of the revival at the
NJ. Il. Church.
Mr. Perry Barker and wife have returned from an
extended visit to San Antonio Tex and guests of
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Farmers in this vicinity speak encouragngly of the
wheat and small fruit crop all of which has stood the
cold weather thus far very wel
company has been formed by Daniel Wiles, of
Indianapolis to bore for gas in this place. the cap
ital stock has been placed at $1,000, with Is per
Cent TO be drawn out at commencement Byram 81
Cornelius and Others Meridian and Washington
streets. named stockholders. w. A. Bradshaw
is the only stakeholder here So the right of
way is secured for the of the streets aud alleys,
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Bunker Hill.

DR.. 0. c. Irwin, formerly residing in this place.
now of Ell Paso. Tex is visiting relatives and greeting
Bunker Hill Press. visited in Chicago returning
Wednesday wv. W. Robbins Stephen Finny and
George w. Clemens visited friends in indianapolis
and attended the grand encampment- Rev T. Hill,
of Galveston, assisted by Rev. Smith, of Kokomo are
holding successful revival meeting in this place in
the First Baptist Church. Many converts are
taken in, and the ordinance of baptism admins
tered to quite number Friday The revival meet
ings under the leadership of Rev. Jackson of the NJ.
E. Church. this place highly successful. Fifteen
have been added to tho church since he commenced,
and the meetings will continue for time to
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Greenfield.

Miss Sue Roberts has returned from Virginia
where she has been spending the winter William
ves in this city. George W. Williams, of knights
town. and P. j. Bohn, of Charlottesville trans
acting business here Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. John Z. Mitchell attended the wedding of Miss
Emma Dambert. at Ednburg, Wednesday.
Mayor Heron, Thomas II, Selman and Chas. g. Ofutt
visited Kokomo the first of the week looking after the
natural gas question. it effects city interests -.
James l.. Mason returned Monday from a nine weeks
trip to southern California. He made number of in
vestments III real estate in San Diego, and seems
greatly impressed with the prospects of that locality
Mrs ID. B. Cooper has returned from Anderson
Frank r. Hammer has completed life-size crayon
pictures of Mrs. Frank S. Hammel and Charles G.
Offu that perhaps. the best work
ecuted in this city Miss Alma Martin is visiting
friends in Ohio and eastern Indiana Henry War
rum is attending business collfge in Indianapolis
Miss Dora Ogg wis.,. 2nghtstown part of last week
- Miss Lucy Hill went to Dublin Wednesday to at
tend the wedding of her brother DR.. J. G.. Sewart
of Fortvile spent Thursday in this city. calling
old friends.
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CorydOn.

Miss Matte Ray, of Louisville, is visiting Miss
Maud Douglass "A very pleasant social given
at the residence of Auditor Brewster Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Levi Blume visited Mrs DIR.
G.. McGrain at Louisville last week
DIR. George F. Martin is attending the Louisville Med
ica College. :. Mr.. H. NJ Heth of New Albany, visit
ed friends here last week A social was given at the
residence of Prof J. P. Funk, Tuesday evening,
which was enjoyed by large number of persons.
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Cambridge CITY.

At the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Rebecca
Mr.. Edward H. AIcCaffrey were solemnized on
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. McCaffrey is engaged in
leaders in the society world enjoying the hearty wish
of host of friends. The presents numerous
and valuable. The happy couple win make tour
South. extending to Florida and probably to Cuba.
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WABASH COLLEGE ITEMS.
Edinburg.

Mrs George WILDER left this city Thursday for Gin
cinnat o. where she will visit relatives and friends
for few weeks Miss Fannie Freena returned to
this city the latter part of last week from Franklin
where she has been visiting .Harrie smith, conduct
the j., NJ. & road, visited friends in this city
on Thursday evening Miss Alice Cheatham, of
Franklin visited relatives and friends in this city the
past week John Williams, of Sullivan Ind is Wis
iting in this city among relatives and friends Chas.
o. Leehman and wife, Mrs Minnie Mitchell of Green
field; Mrs Pres Maiden. of Franklin Miss Mary Price,
Miss Mamie Lucas, Miss Maggie Daley, Mr.. Charles
Way, William Ingle and William Moones, of Column
bus, and Mr. Andy Hart, of Indianapolis. in at
took place in this city last Wednesday evening.
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Church Socials and Entertainments.


The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Paul's Church
was entertained on Friday afternoon by Miss
Cahill, on North Mississippi street.
The series of socials begun on Friday night by
the Nav flower people will probably be held
every two or three weeks during the spring.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Seventh Pres
byteran Church was entertained by Mrs. Nor
RIG, No. 236 Huron street, on Wednesday after
noon
The last social to be given by the congregation
of st. Paul's Church before the lenteu season
will he held on Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. John w. Jones. No. liz East St. Clair
street. A musical and literary programme will
be rendered.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Seventh Presbyterian Church. one of the active
organizations of the church. will celebrate their
anniversary this evening. There will be an ad
dress by Mr.. Camaugui, of Japan, and music by
i the young ladies.
| At the valentine social given at the FRS.
Presbyterian Church, on Monday night, Mr.
| Peter II. Bryce took first prize, book of poems
| and Miss Mary Stowell the scond prize large
cake. for being the most successful in knowing
| the names of the authors of the quotations
| which were given.
The Young Peoples Working Band, of Hall
| place Church, will give an entertainment and so
1 cial on the evening of Feb. %. Carrie Parke
Baughman and Miss Coen will recite. and thu
| Silver-toned Quartet and the Hall-place Quartz
and Miss Nellie Van Bergen will sing Owe
| three hundred tickets have already been sold
/ At the meeting of the united auxiliaries of tn
| Episcopal churches, held at Mrs James NJ
| Winters residence Wednesday night, an in
teresting programme held the attention for
considerable length of time. Mrs. Lyons rem
| dered piano solo exqusirely. Mrs. Jenckes an
Mr.. George G. Turner sang Mrs. George c
Duy read paper on Indian Missions, and Rev
| Mr.. Swan. of Grace Church, gave talk on tn
| White Earth tribes of northern Minnesota, anon
which he has labored. The descriptions wer
vivid. and given with fuency and grace of e,
| preston.
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Musical Matters.

Mr. Henry Schradieck, the celebrated violinst
and professor in the College of Music at Cncin-
natl. will give recital in this city on Saturday
afternoon. March s. at the music rooms of
Messrs d. H. Baldwin & Co. Mrs. Alice
Sehradieck will assist. The programme includes
compositions or Handel, Vital, Nardini, Bee
thoven, Spohr, Leclair Vieuxtemps Ernst and
Bazzni
There is no organization in which there is such
a general interest and liking as the Mendelssohn
Quintet Club Of Boston. These artists will give
one entertainment at Plymouth Church on Fri
day evening March 4, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Matinee Musicale. The vocal soloist this
season is Miss Ryan, daughter of Mr. Thomas
Ryan the only now left of the original COM
pany which was organized years ago. The young
sition to the club.
Any persons who sing or play like to be
thought an authority for almost any question
likely to come up in regard to musical matters
There is no subject to which little attention
is paid that Of keeping piano in tune, and
the question to whether the instrument is III
tune or not is one which often puzzos. One
evening this week at an entertainment. where
| there music at private house. the hostess,
| playing, if the instrument was in tune, to which
| the performer said: No, not very good tune "
| 1t happened that not more than four hours be-
| fore frst-class tuner had just finished his
| work, and when told this. the lady, who wished
/ to be known a superior judge, tried to apollo
| gize in various ways
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CrawfnrdSYiIlA.

Mrs. L. Miller gave candy party to number of
friends last evening ST. Agnes Guild of the Episco
pal Church gave social at the home of Miss Edith
Lee on Tuesday evering = Rev. A Hummer. of the
Methodist. delivered interesting sermon Cards
Billiards and Gam bling last Sunday evening Mrs.
Ed Lambert. of Rockville has been visiting her par
ents ID. w. Yeagley and wife Miss Belle Watson is
visiting in Waveland Joseph Gaskii and wife have
removed to Frankfort. Mr.. Gaskil has resided here
dist and First Presbyterian churches on Thursday
evening. A concert given at the Music Hall last
evening for the benefit of the poor Miss Susie
Kelley, of Greencastle. has class in music
CANT tea party last Thursday evening.
J Warren Nc Broom is in very poor health Mrs.
Mrs H. J. Webster, of Waynetown, is visiting her
children in this city Mrs. H. P. Smith has returned
from visit at Gosport- C. II. Davridge is in Omaha,
Neb.. Rev. l. NJ. Chase will deliver the memorial
given in honor of the sixty third birthday anniversary
of James Brown last Monday evening. The Liter
airy Club reorganized on last Monday evening
Henry Williams has been sick during the past week.
Hrs DIR. +. Z. Montague has about recovered from
a nesss- Three persons were baptized at the
Episcopal Church last Sunday.
WABASH COLLEGE ITEMS.
Rev. DR.. Kane. of Lafayette lectured in the chapel
last Sunday. Robert S. Thomson makes excel
lent librarian The senior class entertained by
President Tuttle and wife on Thursday eveEing -
Prof. H. H. McIain is at Eureka Springs. Ark, and
reports that his health is improving The glee club
has been reorganized. with Frank Cox as leader
The thirteenth annual oratorical contest held
Friday evening at Music Hall. and largely at
tended l The speakers were G. W Martin OF Wsbash
port j. H. Cooter. Columbus, Kan: A. j Martin Lo
| gansnort; Parke Daniels, Rockville: W. e HUMPHREYS
Charlottesville The judges awarded the prizes as fol
lows: First Mr.. Daniels, Beta Theta Pi; second, Mr.
| HUMPHREYS Barb third Mr.. Cooter Phi Delta Theta
fourth, Mr.. Harding. Phi Delta Theta Mr.. Daniels
will be the representative of the college at the State
contest. April 49, The others will attend the State
| OratoricA Association.
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sonal.

trom her trip East.
Miss Lillian Russell. of Danville, H.. visited
the city yesterday.
MISS Alice Hess, of Columbus, Ind, will visit
friends in this city this week
Miss Fan Maker. Of Troy. O., Is visiting Miss
Carrie X. Morse at 1913 North West street.
Mr.. Thomas H. Clapp is rapidly improving in
health after long and serious attack of paral-
ysis.
Miss Essic Peters, who has been visiting her
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Greencastle.

Mrs. Charles A. Martin has returned from x
tended visit to her parents in Waynesburg Pa Mrs
DIR. Evans is visiting the Misses Libbie and Matte
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Tomorrow open a big stock Of fine
French sateens in choice Styles Plain Zephyr
Cloths in the new spring shades. Embroidered
Zephyr Flounces in beautiful designs. Wool
Dress Goods in new spring colors, and fine
stock of Broadcloths in new shades.
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